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DEMONSTRATED MERIT.

SPARTA, Ga, May D. 1886.
b lOOd Balm Co:
You will rlesse ship us per first freight one
gro y. B Is
IL gives US pleasure to report good trade
for this preparation. Indeed IL has far
eclinsed all other blood remedies, both in dem
Onstrated merit and rapid sale with US.
ROZIER 81 VARDEMAN.
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THAT labor convention at Cincinnati
marched up the hill and then they
marched down again. If they planted
any torpedOes they will explode a little
later on,
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When you want any printing done
lust call around to the LIGHT office, or
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NON\\ OF the good things Of this
N~NN1 life are sorrowfully let
alone on account Of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on q
positive guarantee at % and 80 cents, by
For Sale by Raglsnd q Kennedy.
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Bodies
that are fretful. peevish.

ONSNNo cross, or troubled with
Windy Collie, Teelhing Pains, or
Stomach Disorders, can DO relieved
at once by using Acler's Baby soother.
II contains no Opium or Morphine,
honco is safe. Price rs cents. Sold by
For sale by Ragland & Kennedy. ly
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nEnNTJ to be made Cut this out and
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value and importance TO you,
that will start you in business that will hiring
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and i've at home. Either sex; all ages. Some
thing new that just coins money for all
workers. We will start yOn; capital not need
ed. This Is one of the genuine impOrtant
chance Of a lifetime. Those who aye ambitious
and euterprising VIII not delay. Grand outfit
free. Address True & Co.. Augusta, Maine.
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ENTERED AT PosToFFICE AT SAN ANTONIO.
TEXAS, AS sECoND-CLAss NATTER.
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T III DEI TUU WTUV
You can't pick it cut now" "Well," re-
tOrIed Robinson, IL don't care to bet so
high, bot I'll lay you $40 to $40, and this
gentleman (pOinting to mel shall hold
the money" Robinson picked out the
baby card easily for seven times run
ming, and in few minutes $3.50 had
passed through my hands to his pocket,
Then Hayseed cried a halt. Robinson,
he said, was too lucky that night, hut
be didn't mind trying me. knew some
thing OF three card tricks and was sus-
plciOus, 30 | merely said that didu't
care 10 gamble. had an idea Of cOnfed-
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cooch,- auction uouse

Chlcf among the new attractions
al d scusations in a business way is
Mr. G.. L. Gooch's commission and
auction rooma, W hich have just been
fitted up on Autln avenue, next door
to the Curiosity Shop. The rcd flag
and bel ringing, yer terday afternoon,
announced the opening of this insti-
tuiou. Judging ffom the immense
crowds gathered about the, lace, we
presume this live and Ell terprising
business man is met with success at
the very threshold Of his new venture
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Never 90 back on friend which
you've always found worthy OF
confidence. You cannot, therefore,
afford to forget Benz on's Plaster
when seeking liable, prompt and
ncve!-iajlipg remedy Tor Gchos III d
pains of every description, such rs
hqarseness, sore throat, chest pains
torpid liver, ague cake, weak back,
kidney disease, rhuGmatI-nl, tic. Ben
sons l'lastcrs are neat, non-irr tnti; z
always handy aud easy OF apl lie, ton
I hey tire ineXpei sive. WI II krep in
any climate, and are aIVHys scas0r
able. They fully meet n the require
ments OF Il household remedy, auC
should always be kept forcmergeI
cies. Bcusou's Pl4etars IRE 8, Iii by
tirs'-class druggists and medicine
| dealers GVeISW here.
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in front of the above church, broke
one large glass of tie new convent,
aud even pulled ont and carried away
al iron bar from the iron fence of the
Sisters. Such mischief ought to be
stopped, and doubtless VIII be, if the
authorities can got OTTO the right
chaps.
THE Iron Turbine Wind engine run
with less wind and are more durable
and gives better satisfaction than any
mill IN tho market. Call aud see
model at :. a. Schroder's and be your
own judge. Every one guaranteed.
Buy the lrou Turbine engine aud tho
Buckeye Force pump, and you are
sure 10 be pleased.
The board of the \. NJ. G. A. did
not have . flu meeting asst Tuesday
night, owing, no doubt to the bad
wei Their. Next Tuesday night the
board is called to meet, and every
member is expected to attend, as thi-
is the last meeting OF the year AZ
which matters wi come up that vii
affect the very life of the association
50 let no member fail 10 attend tic
meeting Tuesday night December IL
at $50 p. NJ.
Parties who think n coed lviI .
cannot be made at farming and gar
deniDg in this section, should call II
the office Of Capt. j. f.. Elgin. secre
tary of Waco immigration Associa
ton, and gaze once upon the fue dis
play of vegetables placed on exhibi
ton there by Mr.. John Norris, from
his market garden on South Twelfth
street The turnips, beets, onions anC
ia crop Irish potatoes were simply
immense.
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Mollnn, nnrgain. IN Nenl nnce..

We oiier, CONNER cling tomorrow,
our line OF retl duchess and point
lace coll1re. dschus and handkerchicts
ut exactly hNll price. These max e
pretty, useful and rich holiday pres
ebt
Duchess and point hschus,
AT $500, reduced from $1,000
At 81 SO, reduced from $500.
y - so, reduced from Sl7O0
SIP 80, reduced from S25.CO.
Duche, aud point handkerchlets,
AZ Sl75, reduced from $3.50.
AT $50, reduced from 200.
At 50, reduced from 1880,
II Il Il let of point cause ace handkcr-
chiefs at ~ so eacn, reOucCd from
81 %. We,l4o offer SPECIAL bargaiu
prices ON real and duchess oval laces
SANGER Bros.
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New Auction, Commission ana
Storage House

have leased the large two-story
bu ding on Austin street, next to
the Waco Curiorlty shop, for the
purpose of doing a com
morcial business, selling goods at
auction, and at private sale ION com
mission only and ask consignment
ofanything saleable, such as house
hold goods, wagon, buggies, YARN i'm
PIGMENTS, dry goods, notions,
boots, shoes, hats, clothing, etc,
Special sale OF furniture every
Saturday. Other auction sales will
be announced in the daily papers.
Promising fair treatment, quick sales,
prompt settlements and remittances.
am your to please,
O., l.. Goocb.
refer by permission to Kellum &
Rotan, Les ing, SolomOn& Rosenthal
and Eaton, Guinan & Co.
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Our special sale OF black and color
ed dress silks will be continued uni
the holidays, no more useful present
could be made than nice six dress
and any lady wilt appreciate such Il
present, our low prices put such a
purchase within the reach of all
SANGER Bros,
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DR., W. R. Clifton,
NlEsfi1iT NOTES.

Waco laundry is the best.

Waco laundry is the pest.
Nsco Steam Laundry is the best
W. Mann, dentist, 1872 Austin Ave,
Goto the Waco Steam Laundry.
yew mlnco meat at Is. a. Little Il
Coz.
Extracted honey at b. a. Little ~
Cos.
Rest cup of coffee at the Silver
Noon
Best meal in Waco at the Silver
Moon
New carrsnts and raisins at Is. ~.
Little II Cos.
The finest lines of teas at b. A. Lit
lie " Cos.
Juciest porterhouse steaks i'll Waco
the Silver Moon.
Preserves and lellies in any variety
sB. a, Little u Cos.
Fresh country produce always in
eock at Is. A. Little ~ Cos.
Dried beet Clipped to suit pnrche
ust B. A, Little ~ Cos.
Or. Il. l.. Munroe, dentist 712 Aus
~ A 49,.
a 'lo'n o." P' ia,.a p Iittla g.
G ~ o"i 0'9 "'''' J"'
VS.
/ Old papers NJ HE hAAMlNhF Of
hco al ~ ''l''s u NUM- w VI "1''0 "
'No uS"A>''
INchsra Ncpo mas no riN' - III we
butcher business lie ID Ut the GA
DO" Gu 81 '""'
Collpiica'9d Watcn repairing spec
H'ty at ~ Leslie s. EA periehce ahu
'A!,A coIIolheu' Moderate charges
pen ! DuFa', oou'n lhlru s'ree' ,
aesIe' III nay cVIn' oa'T' orah anu lo''
"I' oo"S "'liF cie" ilec'
ARTIST students VIII md at the
-oN DRUG STORE very full and
.lp'''o 'lho VI eVof! 'h'ne tneA
ECU
nan, Meek " fli@hugh represeh
ne pest hFe insurance companies
Office, corner OF foutth and Aust II
'V'''' "!'' a. .
! or cs IL la9es' Gus or o"sgas9 WAGON
-, T 800 ~ + = ~
R Ta, ~ ureep' managers CIty
r w. I r.''. nu,
... inoi''aa uossan ~ brot .l are oi-
Nlins 9olne E eciaI bargains III P'an os
s S Oh Z ans Gan ano see theh hI 4o9
'ou'n r"u' ia street,
aesuay thursday ana saturday are
, ,aa' Gays oi 'a't anu assurance io'
Ieiloo' VI 'he OaVuo'ic Nhurch'
Webb's Avenue Market is the place
% get tender steak, or pound OF de
icous sausage. The freshest aud fat
S,n Po'N anu IL u''oh always Oh l "n"
tucker and his very efficient as
sl''ani, +. Mckennon, are Away
Il Vl lu'y and can be reached at might
M@lephone. Prescriptions carefully
"a cVMpounded.
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For thrIsiIiias

Just received, fresh and beautiful
line Of line imported cloths and pants
goods, suitable for extra occasions.
Please ca and examine. South Fourth
street, G.. 5. Lack.
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uJoMn Lhcy Ga

Old papersat THE ExAMINER OF.
flee at ~ cents Il hundred or fl.5O u
thousand.
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Holiday bargains in every depsrt
meptln our horse. Sanger Bros
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Wanted To rent boarding house
OF eight or ten rooms, furnished or
unfinished, convenient to business.
HALL, MEEK ~ FI1AHUGH,
j. b. Willis 81 Co., Austin street
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REV. .Jo,I,u STRONG. ,.pnr1s e., ~.
Fauilr.r "Tbo Sociol \-ire ,,,d III.
lterocy " u1ho Christian Hoso',.ccs ~
our Country to most tbs.o pnr,Is =.
"Tbe N,,ns.itv of Co.onor,tio,, No.
tween Churches md Dcnoninattnps in
order to I-tilizr tnn.n pcso,,rrrs p, ..pr.c.
hcal Methods of ro.ourratinp 81, and
"Indiy,dual 2asnorsil5lify Gro,,i,., n,,t
of pr4Is and Onnortnnities y, 7rro.n
questions ore to h. d,scussrd NV fine most
prominent rIer,,r,non nf the Inv A,,ono
The sncal,crs Nh Ne, president ra,r"S
McCosb ID d Rev. Daniel norcbnstrr
ID ID B,Lon 4 cleveland Coye u II
Rev simon r. Mcpherson u ID CoI
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Largest line OF holiday goods in the
city at Sapger Bros.
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New buckwheat flour at b a. Lit
tie & Cos.
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Advice 10 unthera.

Mrs. WINsLow' SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be used for children terthing u
pain cures wind collie and Is the best remedy
Elr dlarrhOea. TMenlv five oemls hottie.
, 1887-05-18
SCOTLAND AND HOME RULE.

Il is a fact worth noting, in con-
nexion with the great controversy of
the day, that the Convention Of Royal
Burghs, at@its annual meeting, held
last week in Edinburgh, negatived a
motion in favour of establishing a
separate Parliament and Executive
for Scotland bg 40 votes TO II. The
vote. derives special significance from
the circumstance that the Convention
isi d irreepprsessentatiy National Assembly,
with 4 history dating from the close
qfsths 10Th century. 1t has, indeed,
been'suggested that tits powers were
enlatgsd,p 1t might become a local
Harliament, and be the means OF ap-
plyingI Home Rule 10 Scotland. 1t
III for ffItatf matter, and In a litera!
1o5lI0a E97t1f on rs 81 a bre .vHE3 1o
, 1887-05-18
EGYPT AND THE NEW MAHDI.

CAIRO, April 10.
The delegates from The Mahdi's
successor at Khartoum, who arrived
here yesterday, were received in au-
dience by the Khedive this morning.
1t appears that only two of the four
are ENJOYS, the other two persons be-
ing attendants. They all wear the Der
wish costume. The ENJOYS were re-
ceivrd by the Khedive in presence Of
the Ministers and the Sheik Morgani
aud nfter presenting to Mis- Highness
three letters from the K%haIipha adj
ressed respectively 10 Queen Victoria,
the Sultan, and the Khedive, were
dismissed from the presence chamber.
The letter to the Khedive says:
Recognise me as the true Mahdi, and
you will be saved, and we shall be
friends; otherwise | will march for
ward, and the same will happen 10
you as befell your generals" The let
tiers TO Queen Victoria and the Sultan
were harded by the Khedive to Sir
Evelyn Barring and Ahmed Moukhtar
Pasha respectively.
TheJetter to the Queen is of SINH
lar ten0ur to that to the Khedive,
her Majesty, who is addressed ms "Vic.
loria, favourite of her people," being
invited "to embrace the true faith"
The Khalipha also announces his i'm
.s 2fts 28tht%f ilE#3GF ntfafe.t
, 1887-05-18

the milky juice as a substitute for slellac
and gutta-percha. THE seeds have alnost
the same value as cotton seeds, being
exported TO extract the oil, AND fetch from
IS to G5 per ton.
Such is the opinion of experts. Should
their an~ticipations be soon realised, q new
and remunerative industry will be called
into benrg, which cannot but be welcome
I'M these hard times. KapOk being an
indigenous article, plantation enterprise
may be better directed to its cultivation
than to that of foreign products requiring
acclimatisation before they can thrive
DOmSmic9 Di0k-
, 1887-05-18

mediate march ON Egypt unless he re-
ceiyes a favourable reply by the bear
ers OF the missive. The letter to- the
Sultan has been forwarded to Con-
stantinople unopened. The ENJOYS
are lodged in tue Abdin Barracks.
and are strictly guarded. No deci-
sion has YET been taken as to whether
or in what terms, the Khedive should
reply 10 the KhnIipha's letter. The
British officials here attach little i'm
portance TO the mission.-D0iy Tege-
graph.
, 1887-05-18

sense, a Parliament already; for its
Chief, almost its sole, function is
speaking. II is empowered to dis
cuss questions connected with trade
and the public welfare, and to pass
resolutions on the same, the value of
which consists in the fact that they
are expressions OF the aggregate
public opinion OF the chief towns in
Scotland. the members are the
Provosts Of Royal and Parliamentary
burghs, and their Assessors, many Of
the latter being lawyers and public
men of Edinburgh, Parliamentary
usage is so far followed that the
members are never referred to by
name, but always by their official
designation, as the Provost of Jed
burgh, the Provost Of Paisley, the
Commissioner for Rutherglen, the
Assessor for Dingwall, and so forth.
No doubt the fact that many OF the
Assessors are Edinburgh men impairs
somewhat The representative charac-
ter Of the Convention; nevertheless,
the decision Of such II body on SO
important a subject as Home Rule
for ScotIandis significant. II should
also be remembered that the Conven-
ton took a very prominent part two
years ago in the movement which
resulted in the appointment Of a
Scottish Secretary of State as the
official hend Of "a separate Scottish
department. The great national
demonstration in Edinburgh which
expressed the national desire in a
specific form was organized by The
officials Of the Convention; and ii
is an interesting fact that the chair
man on that occasion was the Mar.
qnis OF Lothian, who is now the
Scottish Minister. 1t is impossible
to read the report IT the debate in
the Convention without concluding
that The decision was largely infuen-
ced by the present state of the Irish
controversy. The opposition to The
Home Rule motion was expressly
bnsed on the desire to avoid every
thing that might tend 10 ~endanger
the Integrity of lhe Empire and the
union with England, from which, it
was said, Scotland had derived enor-
nous heneftS.-Ih Times.
, 1887-05-18
DISTURBANCE ON THE PANAMA
CANAL WORKS.

4 Disturbance occurred on Friday
last 1t Gorgona, on the line OF the
Canal, which happily ended without
loss OF life. we have received three
descriptions OF The affair which do not
exactly agree. For this reason we
copy the official report.
Two Jamaicans, employed on the
railroad, commenced fighting, and a
woman on seeing them went and
called The police, who at once pro
eeeded to- tle spot to arrest the men.
Their friends declared they should
not be arrested, and resisted the po-
lice, which led TO one of the police
men firing and w%ounding one man
in the arm and another in the leg.
There are others who received slight
Aesh wounds. Ultimately the police
made several arrests, and lodged
their prisoners in the CalabooSe,
The Project Of Panama at once
proceeded 10 the scene Of the distur-
bancp, taking with him a picket of
soldiers. On arriving there Senior
Herrera liberated the greater num-
Der OF those in detention, only hold
ing over for trial two or three, and
whom general opinion pointed out as
responsible. Order was soon re-estn.
Dlished, and work went on as usual.
It is to be regretted the police consi-
dered they were justified in employ,
ing the rifles with which they are
armed. Over and over again we
have pointed out The error Of arming
the police. In this instance it APP
pears certain they were attacked, but,
it seems equally certain the distur.
bance would not have assumed the
proportions it reached, had it not
been for the shooting.
Don Thomas Herrera wisely took
all the ammunition from the policemen
and handed it over to The Political
Chiet, making him responsible for lis
safe custody and use in the future
Mr.. Annesley, Her Britannia Males
ty's Consul here, and Mr.. Mallet,
II. Ms. Vice Oonsul, and an officer
from the American man-ofwa GGlen0,
also visited the scene Of the riot in the
interest of their subjects.-Star &
Herald, 23rd AprM
, 1887-05-18
from the Spectator Of 1871 April.l

lFrOm the Spectator Of 10th ApTSt:(
A moss unusual disaster has broken
the continuous calm Of the transit be-
tween England and France. On the
night OF the 18th, the "Victoria" left
Newhaven with n%inety-four passen.
gers on board, and about 3 ain. steam
ed into a dense fog. Every precau.
ton was taken, but ut A a.m., the
light being invisible aud the fog horn
silent, the steamer struck ON the rocks
near the entrance 10 Dieppe Hur.
bour. A complete panic broke out,
and although the Captain maintained
his authority, and four boats were
lowered, the passengers We're not got
ashore without the loss of some six
teen lives. One of the boats, full cf
passengers, was 0%tcrturned while be-
ing lowered into the water, u lndy'a
shawl having fou!ed the block. It
does not appear that the accident
could have been prevented, as tie
failure on shore 10 blow the fng-lIorn,
which was it's main cause, was due to
the machinery being out Of order. 1t
is pleasant IN these times, when even
The Catholic Church has gone wrong
III Ireland, to read that n Dublin
priest, Father Tnlin, kept his head in
The panic, and confessed md absolved
those of his faith who, as they thought,
were about to die. And it is not um
pleasant to see Mr.. Pope, the Second
officer, at the end of IL narrative wlich
concl"siveIy proves his energy and
devotion, solemnly apoIogisiny to The
passengers for "the coarse language"
he had been compelled TO use while
"undrr The excitement" Of saving
their lives. We wonder if any of
the rescued passengers complained.
We dare say they did.
, 1887-05-18

The evidence Of the %incapacity Of
our Supply Departments accnmulatc4
till it is sickening. Mr.. II. C. Bnrdru
sends to the Times The history Of an
experiment mcde Just after The Easter
n.aneuvres with The bayonetS of the
City OF London Artillery Volunteers.
The men were ordered TO run their
sword bayonets into ~ mass of cot
ton-waSte enclosed in II truss of straw
"a very easy test.'Ihe bayone.s how
ever, all bent like bilIhooks, and it
was found that they could be <traigh,
tened with the hand. The Coionel's
sword, which was also rammed into
the truss, passed through it easily and
came out unframed. Ii is more than
possible that all the baYonets supplied
to the Volunteers are of the same
kind, and that the force has for the
last ten years been carrying weapons
about as useful us lalh swords. They
will be renewed, we have no doubt,
and fortunately it is not ton late; but
it is painful to think that those who
allowed and probably profted by this
grossfraud will escape all punishment.
Some day or other, our countrymen
will pay a heavy price for the IRA.
tional lenity with which they treat
every kind of traitor, and especially
traitors for cash.
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Wretched, Indeed,

Are those whom a confirmed tendency to bill
iOusncss. subject to the various and change
full symptoms indicative of liver compluint.-
Nausea, sick headache, constipation. furrcd
tongue. an unpleasant breath. a dull or sharp
pain i'll the ncighborhood of the affected or
gan. impurity of the blood and loss of appetite.
SignaliZr it rs one of the most distressing. us it
is one of The most common of maladics.-
There Is. however. a benign specific for the
disease and all its unpleasant manifestations
1t is the concurrent testimony of the public
aud the medical profession. that lIostctter's
Stomach Bittcrs is n medicine which achieves
results speedily felt. thorough aud henigu.-
Besides rcctifying liver disorder. it invigoratcs
the feeble. cOnqhers kidney and bladder com
plants. and hastcns the cOnvalcsccncc of those
recovering from enfccbling diseases. Moreover.
it is the grand specific for fever and aguc.